White mustard

Natural products are just healthy, and mattresses and pillows filled with grains allow such comfortable rest as never seen before. This is a completely different dimension of experience, almost metaphysical. The properties of this remarkable plant were known already in ancient Rome and Greece, where it was treated as a wonderful aphrodisiac, a cure for digestive problems, as well as remedy against inflammation and rheumatic pains. Mustard is applied with success in various forms – for consumption, in form of ointment and in dried form as filling of formulated products.

It is no coincidence that mustard is credited with magical effects. In natural medicine, these seeds had a reputation to be a valuable component of healing potions, and in dried state when heated with body temperature – they emit beneficial bio-​energy-​therapeutic radiation. That’s why they are perfect as fillers for sleep related accessories and items of everyday use.

DISCOVER THE REMARKABLE CAPABILITIES OF MUSTARD GRAIN

Mustard has found wide application in natural medicine. We use many of its specific traits to produce our accessories.

Relieves rheumatic pains and arthritis – forget about pains; mustard products have massaging properties and the grain itself radiates pain away – that is why a mattress with such filing will be better than any physiotherapy session.

Relaxing and stress-​relieving effect – the mattress and pillows filled with mustard seed act as a massager, and even better results can be achieved by asking your partner to perform a relaxing massage.

Allows you to relax your spine and relieves muscle pain – grains spontaneously adapt to the shape of the body and position of a lying person. Resting is more effective; the back and neck are in their most comfortable position.

Acts as a re-​radiator and bio-​stimulator – mustard emits a strong biofield, stimulating the immune system of the body. In addition, it removes the effect of the electromagnetic field and reduces negative impact of watercourses.

Prevents the development of pressure ulcers – this is particularly important for people who are forced to a prolonged bed rest.